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As businesses eagerly adopt technologies like cloud computing and the Internet of Things, many find themselves vulnerable to cyber-attacks that are increasing in frequency, impact and sophistication. As more systems and platforms move online, cyber awareness is becoming a critical skill for the workforce of the future.
In 2016, the Australian government launched a $231 million Cyber Security Strategy detailing 33 initiatives to strengthen cyber defences and promote business growth through cybersecurity innovation. However, just last year the cybersecurity skills crisis in Australia is reported to have cost the industry $400 million in revenue – putting many enterprises under pressure to invest further in digital self-defence. Now is a more important time than ever for businesses to boost their level of protection amidst the ongoing cybersecurity skills crunch, focusing on four key areas:
Basic technical skills
If organisations can’t acquire the necessary skills elsewhere, why not develop them in-house?…
